Conference: International Standards for Information Security

Information Security has become the backbone of today's Digital World ensuring that valuable information assets belonging to the individual, the organisation and/or the government are adequately protected with the necessary security controls. In the interest of measuring assurance and ensuring compliance as well as maintaining relevance in today's ever-changing IT landscape, organisations and governments worldwide are increasingly looking to adopt internationally recognised standards and accepted best practices in the areas of Information Security.

A revolution is taking place in the global space of Information Security with experts from different countries coming together to jointly develop and agree on commonly accepted standards that support the backbone of our Digital World. Singapore is amongst the nations at the forefront of this revolution by actively participating and immersing in the development and promotion of relevant Information Security standards in such world organisations as the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and in regional security forums such as the Regional Asia Information Security Exchange (RAISE).

In this conference and workshop, technical experts from the Security & Privacy Standards Technical Committee (SPSTC) will share their experience and knowledge in the international and local development of Information Security standards such as the Information Security Management System (ISMS) standards and the Common Criteria (CC) standard, and provide relevant insight on how such standards can enhance your organisation's security standing and business competitiveness.

This event is proudly brought to you by the Information Technology Standards Committee (ITSC) and supported by the Association of Information Security Professionals (AISP).

Note: The organiser reserves the right to change the programme without prior notice.

Track One: Standards for Information Security Management

Track Two: Standards for Security Controls & Services

Track Three: Applied Common Criteria - Evaluation Aspects